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Nvidia is bringing 19 titles to GeForce Now this month, 11 day-one games

We've reached the first Thursday of the month and right on schedule, Nvidia has announced the next wave of games for GeForce Now. There will be 19 titles joining the service this month, including 11 day-one titles. 

GeForce Now titles are dropped on a weekly basis, so today, just three games are arriving – Monster Hunter Rise, Voltaire: The Vegan Vampire and Rise of Industry.

Monster Hunter Rise is a well-timed addition, as Capcom today is rolling out the latest free update, bringing a new monster to the game for players to test their skills against. Rise of Industry is also a good addition, as the game is currently free on the Epic Games Store, so if you claim it for your EGS library, you'll be able to stream it to almost any device through GFN.

As for the rest of the month, the following titles will all be landing on GeForce Now over the next few weeks:

  • Hotel Renovator
  • Clash: Artifacts of Chaos
  • Figment 2: Creed Valley
  • Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 6
  • Big Ambitions
  • The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure
  • Smalland: Survive the Wilds
  • Ravenbound
  • DREDGE
  • The Great War: Western Front
  • System Shock
  • Amberial Dreams
  • Disney Dreamlight Valley
  • No One Survived
  • Symphony of War: The Nelphilim Saga
  • Tower of Fantasy

There'll be another GeForce Now library update next Thursday with another wave of games hitting the service. Unfortunately, there's no word on when Xbox titles will be included in the service just yet, but we should hear more on that sometime in the next few months.

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